hough >>darya: it is not as cold out there as it was yesterday. the big story is, these temperatures are changing. >>james: fairfield was a vacation yesterday and dropped into the teens. we are a touch warmer than yesterday are so there are some spots that are awfully cold. it just depends on where you are. the majority of the bay area is slightly warmer than yesterday, nor how kahuna--we are seeing some spots below freezing. frost and black eyes are a possibility. here is a look at where temperatures should go this afternoon. today should be a nice day. there is warm air in front of the storm coming our way. temperatures are up just a touch. but even across the north bay, mid-50s and low 50s. we will have a full check on whether coming up at 6:15 a.m. the and we will talk more about their rain dance. we will have your extended forecast as well. >>george: if i have a house bought, i will tell you about it right now. all the bay bridge, an easy commute furious your ride on the stand and say a bridge is it easy one. a 38 minute drive time carry if y

hough >>erica: there are no complaints in the weather center. clear conditions and mild temperatures as we start out the morning. here is a look at temperatures right outside the door. san francisco is the warmest spot at 50 degrees. >>justine: the president will be answering questions submitted by and voted on by over two to 25,000 people via. the interview is at 5:30 p.m.. it will be strained live on the white house global + page. the grey was the top will be at the box office. underworld awakening came in second place. >>mark: the key for joining us on this monday morning, we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. coming up, over 400 arrested. the >>darya: here is a live look at the golden gate and it's current temperatures. san francisco is at 52 degrees in the san jose is at 47. we will be right back. >>mark: think you for joining us on this monday morning. a violent weekend in oakland. more than four moderate people arrested as a show you video from this weekend. things changed when protesters began throwing rocks and bottles.

live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza as the that that is starting to grow clear it cost hough is tough >>justine: a hopeful sign of the economy after a year of weak wage gains. incomes rose 0.5%, this was the strongest increase since a similar game last march. >>mark: european leaders to be meeting in brussels today hopefully signing off on a bailout fund for brussels. there is a lot of concern as to whether or not a full rescue package will be pushed through. >>mark: facebook, their highly anticipated stock market launch could get underway this week. the wall street journal reports that facebook could file initial paperwork as early as this wednesday with a stock offering in three-four months. it would be looking to raise 10 billion with this ipo. >>darya: their raiders will introduce their new head coach today. allen has accepted a four year deal and replaces you jackson. he will be oakland the seventh head coach since 2003. the raiders have gone nine seasons without a winning record or playoff berth. he will be introduced at noon at the training facility in alameda. >>darya

hough people can come forward. you do not have to speak in that order. >> i am stephen cornell. our store has been there since 1905. one of the things that the other speaker spoke about and i would like to elaborate, we never had legislation that made us do anything. and in district 5. we have been around long time. we do not need laws to do that. the investment in having good businesses that will be around a long time is good for the committee. you're talking about the formula retail. i went through a hearing for formula retail. one of the things that bothered me was pulled straight where this hearing was, the planning department instead of using the entire district which is 14 blocks long, they used six walks. it was convenient to say we had some any formula retail in six blocks. in this case a paint store. it was used for the convenience of getting this business in. if there is where to be a long [no audio] fully applied. one of the things is to look broader. use polk street and is not part of our district. there is a million for miller wait till there. the q4 time. braxton a

hough's how when the dow us, we look for to stepping up to this talent. >> >>gary: actor rob lowe isow breaking stories. numerous movies and now television,--a television production. he treated that he was told that pain manning was going to retire today. >>gary: i am a man with children. he is pretty good looking. nothing is worse than having your shirt off and is sitting on a bed putting your shoes on and pierce morgan is on with rob lowe and have your wife say now that is a good-looking guy. >>gary: a winnable game for the war years in new jersey. mark jackson is back for the first and in that area. montana ellis had 30 points. this is one of those games, you look at the schedule, they could've beat new jersey that kim kardashian is 70 today has been really is a good player. the warriors had a three flight lead and darren williams did his business. >>gary: coming up, you have to see this. costs >>gary: the texas rangers baseball team continues to get better. this is the best pitcher in japan. six years, $60 million. they had to pay an additional $52 million closing fee just for th

hough ha on oscar car hire >> she was a kind person and a hard worker. >>catherine: barnes had trouble, he was described as a suicidal and is suffering from post-traumatic stress. police believed he shot four people in the town of skyway south of seattle. >> we found evidence of other weapons, body armor in the things that one would take who might be called survivalists. >> rangers began evacuating the park. overnight, they used helicopters and airplanes with infrared equipment to detect body heat. this morning, almost 24 hours after his murder, they found his corpse. >>catherine: fbi agents say there was no sign of violence on the body. he appeared to have died from exposure. >> it has been an unusually dry winter. this is it look at snowfall last december. >> of 49ers tickets go on sale tomorrow. starting at 10:00 a.m. people will have to log on to ticketmaster to get their hands on them. season-ticket holders got first dibs. >>catherine: tomorrow we will probably have a clear picture of which republican candidates are likely to earn the presidential n

hough this could cause some trouble trying to get around sentences set in at noon is when the occupy the courts protests start. there's also a protest of 4:30 p.m., later in the afternoon. there is a labor protests as a part of the occupy to the. that is at the hyatt hotel in union square three trusts 5:00 p.m. there will be march from justin herman plaza to goldman sacks were everything should be starting at this hour. that is something will keep our eyes on for you. a developing story out of reno, one person was killed in a fresh five-year if there were incredible winds blowing the flames. more than 20 homes have been destroyed by this fire. firefighters will be working through the weekend to get the fire contained. >>justine: 6 nato troops died in the u.s. helicopter crashed in afghanistan. we are learning that the people who died were u.s. marines. officials say there is no indication that the helicopter was hit by enemy fire, but i am reading this morning at the taliban is claiming credit for bringing the chopper down. >>mark: here is a live look, we have not seen this in a whil

hough the chance of rain diminishes, it is still there. a 40 percent chance for saturday and sunday. in all likelihood the 49 a game will be a wet one. the field is going to be saudi and the slippery but it will be great football to watch on tv. it will be called for and windy and wet. let's get a check on tropical george. >>george: we have something of a hot spot in the dublin and to change. let's take a closer look.. there is a spilled load of lumber on a connecting ramp from was not a beat to settle and 680. the chp has managed to clear the lanes and reopened the lamp--reopen the ramp and clear the debris. this is westbound 580 to southbound 680. i did not think we will see any kind of backup grow because the traffic is still life. my road to the super bowl goes through stand francisco. the 49ers are hosting a championship game for the first time in nine years. the giants upset the packers. that takes the next game to san francisco. they have a better record in the giants. the 49ers beat

we are still looking at twenties and thirties hough in the north bay. the eventually we will see forties begin to take hold. by 2:00 p.m., widespread '50s. we are looking mainly for mid-upper 50s. and when we come back five will break down of the rain we are expecting for tomorrow and how long it will last year if fan >>justine: the supreme court just made a ruling that you can now sue telemarketers. the ruling came out about a half an hour ago. people who get on wanted phone calls from telemarketers can now sue them either in federal or state court for. >>darya: there is a glass as onlookers were attempting to enter the capsize cruise ship off the coast of italy. rescue workers have suspended operations because the ship shifted slightly on the rocks. there is no concern for the safety of the firefighters and diverse. 11 bodies have been found. the captain of the boat is under arrest in facing criminal charges. charges include manslaughter and abandoning school. prosecutors say the capt. made an unauthorized maneuver can't abandon the ship after it ran

derek hough county schools in maryland operating under a two- hour delay. -- garrett county. >>> georgento a fight early saturday morningtanner pushed into the ground, repeatedly, the winter sleep. when he woke up, rusty huffman was dead. >> i don't know what kind of friend would do that. >> we thought he was his friend. >> tanner is charged with second-degree murder, being held on $5 million bond. the family of the victim are having trouble paying for his funeral. >>> new details about the death almof a woman found at queen elizabeth's sandringham the state. the body was there for awhile. police are treating the case as a murder. >>> the pentagon will open an office in the persian gulf nation of qatar in order to hold talks with the u.s. u.s. and taliban representative snitchler and several times over the past year. >>> a man is under arrest in connection with a string of arson attacks in new. york on new new. the islamic cultural center and four other sites were targeted. police arrested the man yesterday on a hate crime charge and took him to a hospital for psychiatric exams. he conf

hough did he deal with that? >> good question. he did take issue with several key decisions by truman. the two that perhaps are most notable what that herbert hoover oppose dropping of the atomic bomb. he said it was an immoral order. hoover's view there had been some peace feelers from the japanese government in the early month of 1945, and some of the japanese were evidently looking for some way out, and hoover thought we should have built on that and permitted the emperor to stay as a figurehead and not have gone all the way to drop the bomb. that's an issue we can discussion -- >> didn't macarthur agree on that? >> macarthur agreed in the book i included an an an appendix which are more accusatory in cases, more direct in their argument, than hoover permitted himself to be in the final version. so, one of his critiques of truman was hoover's disagreement that the dropping of the atomic bomb was not necessary. the japanese could have been induced to surrender without it. the other great objection to truman was the way the admin

team mitt, with sidney crawford, the ozzies and julianne hough.eam santorum -- >> jimmy: that is 27 votes, right? i don't decide who i vote for until i see who the gosselins endorse. did any of you watch the debate from florida last night? mitt romney really went after newt gingrich. he was unusually aggressive. we're going to show you a clip from it. but we're in the oscar spirit today because the nominations came out. we decided, instead, to take a cue from the newly-nominated film, "the artist." it's a silent film. if you've seen the movie, you know how intense something, in this case, a debate, can be. even without words. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was good. some good news for lovers in canada. an all-canadian version of "the bachelor" is coming to canada this fall. [ cheers and applause ] oh, yeah. i hope that free health care covers syphilis. most canadians aren't familiar with "the bachelor," because it airs in the winter when they hibernate. they already have the american version. this is as close as we've come

madam the rounds hough this writer asked what madison fifth would push hochheimer >>mark: >>james: we could have a couple of locations that come into the low 70's. once it will be be the warmest of the week in the upper 60s for the rest of the weekend the weekend. fe dry, stable, warm forecast. it is pleasant to be outside in weather like this. we will not be getting any rain or snow anytime soon. >>george: we are moving through the 9:00 a.m. hour. our conditions are almost identical to those that we saw in the 5:00 a.m. hour. conditions are still very light around the bay area. we have not tracked and the hot spots. here is a look at the san mateo bridge right. a greek to you. >>george: is your north bay ride to the golden gate bridge is delayed free from a central san rafael all the way down to the wall to agree. no problems across the bridge. >>darya: another developing story is in san francisco. a raging fire, there are about one dozen people homeless. three buildings were badly damaged and one person was injured pirie of the investigators are trying to seal caused the fire out th

to servicemaster and let us also for the shane battier franchise scholarship, let me thank andrea hough so much and keep us posted. thank you for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> the romney roll out. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews. back in washington. fear or envy on the campaign trail? we heard it last night in mitt romney's victory speech and then again today. romney is clear. if you are concerned out there about economic fair innocence this country, you are an envious complainer. one of society's losers. president obama made a very different speech today, championing the middle class and the battle lines are being drawn and it's only january. the president may have some unexpected allies out there. if you closed your eyes you'd swear all the recent talk about romney and vulture capitalism came from democrats. but it's republicans like rick perry and newt gingrich who are trying to take mitt romney down with a populist message. are they doing president obama's work for him? but before romney makes his acceptance speech in tampa this

i'm rojas' martinez is occur hough a guy from gunfire wounded since august. in morgan hill woman has been sentenced for stealing a car with a one- year-old baby inside. she was given one year in jail and five years' probation. career another man in hand castillo, loose. this he was hurting autumn the infant's mother left the baby in the car. the couple took the car with the baby inside. the baby was found a few hours later safe in salinas. >>darya: a permit has been horrible for occupy protesters to keep this tepee in front of city hall. howard jordan revoked the temporary permit that was issued in late november. it was renewed with several conditions including the tv being removed at me. there was supposed to be no cooking or food the protesters refused to comply with that. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. we are continuing to fall in developing story live in san francisco at telegraph hill where police and firefighters on iras john hiatt burden >>darya: yoli aceves is watching as police and firefighters are trying to figure out how to

officials estimate the event will generate 8000 jobs hough it injected billions into the economy. >>james: when we come back, the latest, hot spot in the east bay. we're getting word that the accident is getting cleared from this scene as we speak. costs run fifth for four >>mark: some good news, all lanes have been cleared on interstate 80. the sig alert has been cancelled and the chp has cleared the scene. dvina look at the back of on interstate 80 westbound. it was two hours 20 minutes that traffic was backed up with three of the available for lanes blocked. the only reason the accident did not back up into vallejo was because so many people got word about the crash early on said they avoided interstate 80 and instead used the richmond parkway and san pablo avenue is and 680 and highway 24 where we have a much heavier than normal commute. the 24 ride is backed up nearly to walnut creek. that is where the traffic went to that would have otherwise been on the east shore freeway. because the east shore was so backed up it actually helped the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza wh

, it upsets the existing order and forces the government to step in and come up with new rules for hough information will be delivered to the people. so we have never had a really true market system, and there's been important government involvement, and there have been basically five major points in the media system in our country. as joe mention, the development of the post office by our founders. there was the telegraph which really brought news networks into existence, and gave rise to something that most people have heard of now but don't understand the critical role played by the wire services, the "associated press" in particular in the late 19th century, in spreading racial bias throughout the country. there was the advent of radio, and television was really only an extension of radio, and then there was the advent of cable television. cable television really made a big technological change, gave us many more channels. we used to have free tv for a few channel. now we pay through the nose for cable channels and finally, the internet. those five changes, technological breakthrough

. >> reporter: i caught derek hough at his hotel.ed for a coat. we're closing in on the 1 millionth koet. i'm visiting the pan am pilots. it's like stepping back in time. >> help people warm. get them through the winter. we want to be a part of it. >> the more coats the better. >> reporter: we're on our way to 1 million coats. i'm going to the giants. ramses barden has something for me. checking in on the practice. prior to a busy weekend the. they have coats and maybe some other things for us. >> how you doing? >> hi. >> good to see you. >> one californian to another. >> i know the people here have an appreciation for the cold weather. if i can help, i'm more than happy to. >> you have a date in green bay this weekend. good luck. >> i was digging in my pocket. i wanted to present you with a check for 1,000. >> reporter: his generous personal donation and all the rest from his teammates, they donated over 100 coats. last, but most certainly not least, i'm off to see the leading lady in my life. this is the apple of my eye. this is my

the victim is identified as robert came in and susan hough.e visited the home twice, the first time everything seems okay, the second time the discovered the bodies. registered nurses and nurse practitioners at kaiser permanente are holding a 1 days of the strike to support other front-line kaiser staff. they're protesting demands that are substantial cuts in health care coverage ever tire benefits in the short staffing of mental-health services roof. >>darya: a new regulation banning the use of the doe abatement pesticides is causing fears of a severe was not all season. >>darya: 8:21 a.m., it is a warm morning. we are following the weather and more on a fire burning in southern california and los angeles. we are back with a live report in a couple of minutes. hot >>justine: this just in to the kron 4 news room a huge warehouse fire in near los angeles. you can see that there are several firefighters on the scene. a huge flame and smoke from the center. we will keep you updated from the kron 4 news room. >>mark: thank you, justine. with the e

. >> reporter: i caught derek hough at his hotel.r a coat. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: and now i'm back with my coat mission math. we're closing in on the 1 millionth coat. i'm visiting the pan am pilots. michael and mike. being here, it's really like stepping back in time. >> help people warm. get people warm. get them through the winter. we want to be a part of it. >> the more coats the better. >> reporter: we're on our way to 1 million coats. every one does count. up next, i'm going to the new york giants. ramses barden has something for me. checking in on the practice. prish to a rather busy weekend they have coming up in green bay, wisconsin. i hear they have coats for us and maybe some other things. >> how you doing? >> hi. >> good to see you. >> one californian to another. >> i know the people here have an appreciation for the cold weather. if i can help, i'm more than happy to. >> you have a date in green bay this weekend. guys, seriously, good luck. >> i was digging in my pocket. i thought i felt something. i wanted to prese

[applause] >> we must, hough, be guided by some basic principles. we must make social security permanently sound, not leave that task for another day. we must not jeopardize or economic strength by increasing payroll taxes. we must assure that lower income americans get the help they need to have dignity and peace of mind in their retirement. we must guarantee there is no change for those now retired or nearing retirement. and we must take care that any changes in the system are gradual, so younger workers have years to prepare and plan for their future. as we fix social security, we also have the responsibility to make the system a better deal for younger workers. and the best way to reach that goal is through voluntary personality retirement accounts. [applause] here's how the idea works. right now a set portion of the money you earn is taken out of your paycheck to pay for the social security benefits of today's retirees. if you're a younger worker, i believe you should be able to set aside part of that money in your own retirement account, so yo